Normal in English Strange Everywhere Else @LetThemTalkTV
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Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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- There are some unique features about the English language that learners of English consider strange.

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00:36 Part One: A World Unknown
03:47 Part Two: The French Ghost in the English Machine
06:26 Part Three: Only You
09:33 Part Four: Take the long way round
13:08 Part Five: Slicing
14:41 Part Six: Isn't she beautiful
15:53 Part Seven: Deer Sheep
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